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Oct 20, 2013Explorer III
TruckinRazor wrote:Strabo wrote:
Make sure propane is on also unless your using electric to make hot water, in that case you dont use the propane switch on the wall.
How do you have it setup, propane or electric?
To better explain, I just switched from a Jayco to this Eclipse and everything is completely different. On the Jayco both propane and electric switches for the water heater we nect to each other and you could choose. This Eclipse has one switch and I'm assuming it switches itself to whatever is available? If no electric is detected then it uses propane? Does this sound right or is the propane switch somewhere else?
Sounds like it is a Suburban......inside switch is for propane operation and then in the outside compartment is a switch for electric element..lower right hand corner. If that switch is ON and no water in WH Tank...need new element. They don't last very long without being immersed in the water in tank.
Sounds like it was working on propane....light comes on when igniting then goes off.
Water takes about 20 mins to get hot.
Good luck!
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